Users who choose Text Message will get a text message with a code they need to enter to access their email after confirming the phone number
Users who have a phone or text-enabled phone set up in Password Self Service can authenticate via text message or phone call. Authentication Options for External Users If prompted, verify your identify via text or phone call.Įxternal Users: External users will be prompted for a second factor authentication such as Text Message or Phone Call.Enter your Mass General Brigham username and password Navigate to and click Outlook Web Access - OWA Navigate to and click Microsoft Outlook Web Express Navigate to and click Microsoft Outlook Web Express.Note: Accessing Mass General Brigham Outlook for the web from a laptop or mobile device requires the device to be encrypted. No matter what you call it, you can access your Mass General Brigham Outlook content via a web browser. I hope you’ve found this post useful, if you need assistance with your Microsoft 365 journey then do get in touch, we’d love to hear from you.Outlook for the web was previously named Outlook Web Express and Outlook Web Access (OWA). You will stay signed in to Office unless you specifically sign out, if you do so then you will be prompted to sign back in with your password/MFA credentials. In order to stay signed in in Office applications such as Word or Excel then make sure that you have installed the applications from within your Office portal, we have a blog post on this here You will also have access to any recently viewed/edited documents and folders across all of Microsoft 365, including documents which have been shared with you by colleagues. Once you are logged in to Microsoft 365 the home page gives you access to web versions of all of the products your license allows – Word, Excel, OneDrive etc. Note that I’ve said this applies to your current browser, if you use multiple browsers then you would need to perform the above for each browser you use, for more information on which browser you should be using for microsoft 365 see our blog post here The prompt should reappear and you can make the appropriate choice. If when logging in you are not seeing this prompt it’s possible that at some point in time you said No to the prompt and also selected the “don’t show this again” checkbox, in this instance you may be prompted to enter your password/MFA details for every session you start, if that’s the case then try the following If you click No then you will be kept signed unless you Clicking Yes means that for this browser you will remain logged into Microsoft 365 unless you
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